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In [[Gorgeous Grampa|"Gorgeous Grampa"]], [[Mr. Burns]] mentions Eric Cartman, a character from the show, along with other villains in popular media in the song "It's a High to Be Loathed". | In [[Gorgeous Grampa|"Gorgeous Grampa"]], [[Mr. Burns]] mentions Eric Cartman, a character from the show, along with other villains in popular media in the song "It's a High to Be Loathed". | ||
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- For the South Park show in The Simpsons, see South Park (TV series).
South Park is an American animated television program created by Trey Parker and Matt Stone for Comedy Central. It has been airing since 1997.
References to the show
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A spoof of South Park appeared in the episode "The Bart of War" as a response from the showrunners after South Park parodied their show in the episode "Simpsons Already Did It".
In "Oh Brother, Where Bart Thou?", there is a scene referencing South Park involving Bart, Milhouse, Nelson and Ralph waiting at a bus stop, dressing up exactly like characters Stan Marsh, Kyle Broflovski, Eric Cartman, and Kenny McCormick, respectively. Ralph gets hit by a school bus driven by Otto, who remarks "Oh my god, I killed Kenny!".
In "Gorgeous Grampa", Mr. Burns mentions Eric Cartman, a character from the show, along with other villains in popular media in the song "It's a High to Be Loathed".
See also